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Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 January 1949Vol. XIX, No. 6

Pedigreed Cattle For

p. 25 · Read in the full issue

Morobe

UNDETERRED by New Guinea’s sud den crop of sheep farmers Mr. Michael Leahy of the Morobe District, has decided to go in for beef. He has pur chased 45 pedigreed Polled Hereford fe males and two bulls which will shortly

be shipped to New Guinea. The cattle come from the Braidwood district of New South Wales.

It has long been believed that cattle would do well on New Guinea’s grass country, and the Labu-Wau road has now opened up much high-level country that should be suitable. Zenag, the highest point on the road, is well over 4,000 feet above sea level.